Edna Lewis and Randall Morgan

Edna Lewis and Randall Morgan transports you to 1958 Positano, where the co-founder of the Positano Art Workshop and the workshop's director share an intimate meal at the renowned Le Tre Sorelle restaurant overlooking the Italian coastline. Slim Aarons captured this moment of cultural exchange and artistic camaraderie, preserving the warmth of conversation between two creative visionaries in one of Europe's most enchanting settings. The composition reveals the casual elegance of mid-century artistic life, where meaningful connections flourished over shared meals and Mediterranean views.

More than a photograph, Edna Lewis and Randall Morgan becomes a daily reminder that the most enriching moments happen when culture, art, and genuine connection converge. In your dining room, it inspires conversations that transcend the everyday, transforming meals into occasions worth savoring. In your study, it serves as a muse for creative endeavors, embodying the spirit of artistic collaboration that defined Positano's cultural renaissance. Slim Aarons understood how to capture not just scenes but entire philosophies of living, and this print brings that perspective into your space, where guests discover themselves drawn into discussions about art, travel, and the pursuit of beauty.

Available in photo lustre or matte finish, professionally framed in black, white, or natural wood. This print offers more than aesthetic pleasure. It becomes a conversation starter, a statement of refined taste, and a window into a world where elegance and intellectual exchange create something greater than the sum of their parts. Bring this vision of artistic life into your home today.